Reviewed by: Viraj Gupta
Written by: Aquib Nawab
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Home Solutions
Sunscreens contain oils, minerals, and silicones that cling to fabric. Combined with heat and sweat, they soak deep, making early treatment essential.
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Gently blot the stained area with a paper towel, sponge or cloth. Rubbing can push the oil deeper into the fibers, making removal even more difficult later.
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Apply a liquid detergent or a grease-cutting dish soap directly to the stain. Let it sit for 10–15 minutes to break down the oily residue before washing.
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Wash the garment in warm water (40–60°C). Heat helps dissolve oil-based sunscreen, making it easier for detergent to remove the stain effectively.
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Select a wash program suited for delicate or lightly soiled clothes. A proper cycle prevents damage while giving the stain enough agitation to lift out.
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If the stain is fresh, a quick wash cycle (around 15 minutes) can be surprisingly effective when combined with pre-treatment and warm water.
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Use a double rinse or extra rinse option to make sure all soap and oil residue is fully removed from both the fabric and the washing drum.
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Avoid using a dryer right after washing. Heat can set any remaining stain. Air dry the clothes instead and re-treat if any mark is still visible.
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